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Do you have a version of Autoit1-2-3 that runs under Windows Vista?

I tried some screen captures (with capturedll.dll as well), but couldn't get them working.

(This might be an AutoIt Problem, because the console displays the regular progress messages in blue, black and green, but none of the trace lines in red/orange.)

No problems under XP.

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A error about autobuilder.

When you try to move the "Choose Control Type" window.

"Line 391

Case $cursorInfo[4] = $grippy[1]

Case $cursorInfo^

Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable"

:whistle:

EDIT: Now it happends if I press anything...

EDIT2: Where do I find the "Koda" builder?

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A error about autobuilder.

When you try to move the "Choose Control Type" window.

"Line 391

Case $cursorInfo[4] = $grippy[1]

Case $cursorInfo^

Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable"

:whistle:

EDIT: Now it happends if I press anything...

EDIT2: Where do I find the "Koda" builder?

Sorry, I didn't write those programs..

However, for Koda (FormDesigner), While in SciTE Editor, Press

Tools > Koda(FormDesigner)

8)

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Save it as "test.au3" first, then the menu will fill up

8)

I still see the same...

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Does it require something :whistle: ?

(My SciTE is from the whole AutoIt package...)

EDIT:

Seems that I have the old edition... I redownload it and all of sudden I have like a zillion more buttons to press :D.

Thanks Valuater :P

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I hit submit... and now:

Autoit has encountered a *TERMINAL* error and will now CLOSE

Roar!

lol huh? what? did I fail?

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I hit submit... and now:

Autoit has encountered a *TERMINAL* error and will now CLOSE

Roar!

lol huh? what? did I fail?

I will admit that this program is a little behind.. since the new website upgrades, newer public release of Autoit and the very, very recent (and anticipated) release of a beta version

now i can update the entire thing... when i have the time

8)

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Awesome!

Ive been using AutoIT for 2 months now for desktop deployments and i found it very helpful thanks a bunch for all the people helping out together to get this program reaches of where its at now - this helps me lessen a lot of trouble i got in the past to automate applications that shouldnt be included during systems preparation.

I just happened to get back to the site today and to find some help and noticed this 1-2-3 for starter - which eventually helps me provide an idea of what I was trying to do. Nice job! (*Valuater)

Where can I get the updated version btw - i just downloaded the zip file today..is this already updated? And where can I find my ID #? :whistle:

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I run it, click next, click Exit, and it hard-crashes.

(Autoit-123-Demo21.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close...Please tell Microsoft about this problem...Send report...blah blah blah)

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I run it, click next, click Exit, and it hard-crashes.

(Autoit-123-Demo21.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close...Please tell Microsoft about this problem...Send report...blah blah blah)

I tried...

I run it, click next, click Exit, .... over and over and over again, with NO hard-crashes.

Worked fine for me and obviously for the poster before you

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Dell XPS 600 running Windows XP MC 2005

it happens to me every time.

edit: and you forgot the ) in your 8) :whistle:

edit: and actually, whether I click next or not, or how many times i click next, when I click the Exit button, it takes about 5 seconds to respond then hard crashes.

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Dell XPS 600 running Windows XP MC 2005

it happens to me every time.

edit: and you forgot the ) in your 8) :whistle:

edit: and actually, whether I click next or not, or how many times i click next, when I click the Exit button, it takes about 5 seconds to respond then hard crashes.

here's the code

$Sound_lnk = @TempDir & "\Sound_lnk.wav"
FileInstall("C:\XPClean-web\Settings\XPClean-pics\Sounds\Notify.wav", $Sound_lnk)

$Button_D = GUICtrlCreateButton("&Exit", 520, 408, 80, 25)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(-1, "Set_Exit")

Func Set_Exit()
    SoundPlay($Sound_lnk, 1)
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>Set_Exit

does the sound play when you start thr program...????

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The sound plays when I start the program, and exit it.

I click exit, the sound plays, I wait for 5 to 10 seconds, then it crashes.

edit: oh, and I don't see anything in that code that could possible cause a crash...mind giving me the full source? (I won't do anything bad, I promise)

edit: oh, and you Download Scite link you're using seems to be broken: http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/scite/...iTe4AutoIt3.exe

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in adition, when I click Show me Scite Editor, it gives me an error on line 14 Lesson-1.au3.

Also, all of the demos run twice even though I click the button only once.

When I submitted my exam and the progress bar came up, it got stuck on 25% (Loading File). I had to close via task manager. However, when opening the program again, I found that it had successfully recorded my pass and let me go on to level 2. Actually this happens with all 3 levels. And as you can see, my score wasn't submitted.

Am I really the only one having all these problems?

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in adition, when I click Show me Scite Editor, it gives me an error on line 14 Lesson-1.au3.

Also, all of the demos run twice even though I click the button only once.

When I submitted my exam and the progress bar came up, it got stuck on 25% (Loading File). I had to close via task manager. However, when opening the program again, I found that it had successfully recorded my pass and let me go on to level 2. Actually this happens with all 3 levels. And as you can see, my score wasn't submitted.

Am I really the only one having all these problems?

No, as of march 20

I will admit that this program is a little behind.. since the new website upgrades, newer public release of Autoit and the very, very recent (and anticipated) release of a beta version

... additionally _IE.au3 has changes function names

now i can update the entire thing... when i have the time

8)

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Am I really the only one having all these problems?

You might be the only one testing it, lol :whistle:

I remember I had downloaded it onto the Windows Vista machine but had so many other issues (including Autoit problems) to clear first, that I never went back to testing it.

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so that's the only reason for all these problems?

No... You should know what is meant to run, and know that line 14 was not...

This is an informational page demonstrating how command words are "highlighted"

Autoit 1-2-3 was designed to "open" scripts in SciTE and Run them in Autoit at the same time. This ONE BELOW is ONLY opened in SciTE, However if you have "double clicking" set to Run rather than Edit you will get this error

the discussion on this 2 days ago

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=323418

; This is the SciTE editor.
; used for:

; - Scripting your programs.
; - Syntax Checking for errors.
; - Tidy (clean-up) your programs.
; - Create executable programs.
; - and Much, Much More!


; Notice the semi-colon ";" on the left for comments.
no semi-colon is used for commands. ; Notice the "for" is highlighted and known as a command. 
****************** THE ABOVE IS LINE #14 *********************

; other commands include,
If, And, Or, Then, Next, While, Wend. ; there are more commands to learn later.


; there is no, "Go-to", in AutoIt, you can use.
Call. ; to call a Function, Functions will be taught later. 

; Another way to comment is to use, "#cs" for comments start and, "#ce" for comments end.

#cs
here are my comments.
you can have as many comment lines as you would like.
#ce

MHz said he is going to help with the association problem of "Run" and "Edit"

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ah, that's what was confusing me.

But, to fix the association problem, couldn't you just do something like

Run (StringReplace(RegRead("HKCR\AutoIt2Script\Shell\Edit\Command", ""), "%1", "<PATH TO DEMO>"))
?

Though I may be wrong...

And how come the demos run twice when I click the button?

nevermind...stupid me, missed that in the other thread...but you could use the same solution for this problem, no?

edit: with this, even if the user has decided for some reason not to use Scite, it should open in their default editor...

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